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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Pokerbrat2000" data-source="post: 1087719" data-attributes="member: 7261">Well said and the post after.I am not a fan of a HC being a coordinator.  Now I know that some do it and are successful, but in todays fast past, extremely technologically paced game, I would prefer my coordinators exactly in the position that Hafley is in, in a box, with his defensive coaches.  I used to like having coordinators on the sidelines, getting together and being with his players.  However, with instant video access, electronic playbooks, data bases, etc.....basically, analytics available right there, I think its more efficient for both the OC and DC to up in a box with their coaches.The HC, he should be there on the sidelines, really connected to the game and his players.  Matt trying to do both is a negative for me.  I don't think he manages the play clock well, nor his timeouts.  I also think that he gets overwhelmed by what is happening on the field, that it prevents him from making better in game adjustments.   Yes, he no doubt has coaches up in the booth doing a lot of those things, but ultimately that information has to be relayed to Matt, while he is doing other things.When Matt's time is up in Green Bay, I hope the Packers decide to only give coaches 1 hat, 1 job, and that doesn't include being a HC and a coordinator.</blockquote>

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